Thursday, February 4, 2016

22 Minute Hard Corps is coming!!!

You guys!!!!!

I am so excited for the launch of this program on March 1st!! I cannot wait to get my hands on it!!

8 weeks, 22 minutes a day......everyone has time for that!

Click here for more details and to be the first to know when it's released and to join my 22 Minute Hard Corps Challenge groups that will start March 7th!!

If you are already  Teambeachbody Club member you can get an exclusive sneak peek and try one of the workouts on Feb 7th!!! Whoop Whoop!!



Dining out??


Who finds it hard to find healthy options while dining out? Weekends , holidays, special occasions ....these can make it so hard to stay on track when it comes to nutrition. A cheat meal here and there is OK but a cheat weekend will come back to haunt you.

Here are some easy tips to stay on track from our Team Beachbody website.

Dining Out Guide
Pros:
It is easy to modify many dishes to be more healthy, like asking for salad dressing and potato toppings on the side.
Cons:
Many of the options are high in fat, calories, and sodium. Portion sizes can be very large; consider asking your server to only bring you half, and wrap up the other half to go - before it even gets to the table.
Healthier Choices:
  • Salads with dressing on the side; dip your fork in the dressing to get some with every bite; you'll use much less dressing
  • Grilled, blackened, or broiled fish, chicken & lean steaks (like sirloin tips, filet mignon, flank)
  • Sandwiches made without mayonnaise, and with fruit or vegetables instead of fries or chips
  • Egg dishes made with egg whites
  • Steamed shrimp, or other shellfish
  • Pasta dishes with red sauce - be careful of large portion sizes
  • Salad bar - heavy on the vegetables, light on the dressings, cheese, olives, & whole eggs
  • Steamed or raw vegetable sides, or a plain baked or sweet potato
Choose Sparingly:
  • Bread - you can easily consume 100s of calories before you've even ordered your meal
  • Soups and salads with "hidden" calories from cheese, nuts, bread; French Onion Soup, Cobb Salad
  • Fatty cuts of meat, like prime rib, rib eye, porterhouse, T-bone
  • Fried foods, including vegetables, appetizers, and entrees
  • Creamy soups and sauces
  • Chicken wings - just a few wings can be over 600 calories